At their March meeting, the UW-Barron County Foundation received an update to the Above & Beyond Report, which is a summation of professional development activities undertaken by UW-BC faculty and staff. Some key events noted in the report...

The next presentation of the Thursdays @ the U Lecture Series will feature Wildlife Toxicologist Michael Meyer speaking on “25 Years of Common Loon Research in Wisconsin-Conserving Loons for Future Generations” on Thursday, April 2.

Area reading enthusiasts are still invited to participate in the “‘Winter in the Blood’ Big Read: A One World International Literature and Film Festival” that will focus on James Welch’s classic Native American novel ‘Winter in the Blood.’

Incoming freshmen, continuing, transferring, and return-to-learn UW-BC students are now eligible to apply for scholarships for the 2015-2016 academic year. Scholarships are provided by the UW-Barron County Foundation scholarship program...

UW-Barron County alumni whose achievements and contributions make a significant impact in their professions and communities are recognized each year by the UW-Barron County Foundation. Nominations for the 2015 UW-BC Distinguished Alumni award...

Area reading enthusiasts are still invited to participate in the “‘Winter in the Blood’ Big Read: A One World International Literature and Film Festival” that will focus on James Welch’s classic Native American novel ‘Winter in the Blood.’

In celebration of Women’s History Month, UW-Barron County will be host a Skype reading with award-winning American Japanese writer Yuko Taniguchi. At this event, she will be reading from her novel “The Ocean in the Closet.” The event will take...